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Blackbird. The Common Blackbird (Turdus merula) is a ubiquitous, medium-sized garden bird in the UK.Males are black with a contrasting orange bill, while females are brown with a brown bill. Blackbirds visit our gardens throughout the year, and their sweet song often rings out …

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This bold, charismatic songbird, with its bold black stripe and yellow belly, is a common sight in gardens and woodlands across Eurasia. The Great Tit is a striking small bird with a distinctive black head and white cheeks. Its back is olive-green, …

From extreme speeds to epic migrations, explore the incredible limits of what birds can achieve. Birds have pushed the boundaries of what seems physically possible, evolving remarkable adaptations that continue to challenge our understanding of natural limits. …

Global Bird Species Diversity: The Clements Checklist of Birds of the World identifies approximately 10,906 bird species globally, distributed across various habitats and regions.The highest diversity is found in tropical regions of South America, Southeast Asia, and Africa. Continental Bird Diversity: North America is home to nearly 2,400 species, with the United States alone boasting 1,205 ...

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A brilliant flash of crimson transforms any forest walk in eastern North America when this striking songbird swoops between the treetops. The Scarlet Tanager is a striking medium-sized bird. Adult males in breeding season display brilliant scarlet-red …

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